Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-10
Happenings in Society Dur
ing the Last Week
of Lent.
SOeialI Of Several S0sitiits-EnieF-
taiHmsnt by the +. N. c. A
Il Wedding CsFsm8By.
The l. o G. 7. ChxrfeF-Ths Women,
Exehangs-Lunehss and Parties
Base Ball Notss-Psr-
sOnAl Paragraphs.

services at most Of our churches, and it
is certain that the congregations viii be
unusually large. Lent is 81 last = thing
Of The past. It has indeed been = qaiet
forty days. There have been few, il
any, occasions Of pFetentious nature,
week after week having passed without
important happenings 10 society. With
the coming Of the spring, however, We
may expect a slight renewal Of social
activity. Free from restraints, II Is
probable that receiving and entertain
ing will become more universal. Life
out Of doors will fellow a. the days be-
come warmer. and parties and excuF-
sions are sore to be planned 10 the near
future.
CHURCH sooIALs.
There was very enjoyable entertain
Hnent at the Pilgrim Chapel 10 the Pom
Sins addition last tuesday evening
Several musical selections we're rem
dered and there Was lie addition a dis
play OF stereoptieOn views BY the Saper
intendent, Everett Smith.
A large number Of people attended
the social at tbs Plymouth Church on
last Wedne day evening. The AffsiF
took place la toe church parlDFs. which
were handsomely decorated With d .wsrs.
0oLDRs WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X Der will oeIe-
bFate the fifsieth AnRivtrsary Of their
Wedding at their home en- tue shore Of
Lake Union on Monday next, April
18th. Many of coed, old and honest
John and bis worthy wife's friends will
make this event an especial occasion TO
show by their heartfelt congratulations
In what high esteem they are held by all
those who have the good fortune 10
know them. A long life OF patient work,
Of virtue and Of purity OF heart, and a
rars devotion to each other, cannot fail
10 shed a bright light on the evening
path Of their liyss-theiF own best re-
wards. May they be with as for many
years yet to come.
7. N. O. A. EsTKRTAIsMKST.
The entertainment and sosisl at the
Young Mems Christian Association
rOsms on Friday evening Was very en-
iSyable affair, and house full Of ouI
representative city folk rewarded the
young men for the ell Jrt pat forth. Al
s o'clock there WAS a debate on Higt
License va. Prohibition by Messrs A
H. Camel, q. Garter, J. 3. Denny aud
Z. ID. Davis. Mr.. Everett Smith aeted
as referee and president. The vote va.
in favor OF prohibition. At $50 SONS
very interesting stereOpticOu views were
shown, closing with few character
sketches OF some Of the Y. NJ. q. A
vunFkara gfalGnb the faffuxufr.f
musical aud literary programme VA
given: Solo aud chorus, Y NJ. G. A
Glee Club, Messfs q. Dsuny, q
Ward, q, Adams, q. Carter, b. Vtnnon
w. Calhoun, A. Conuing, q. w. Gran,
and A. II. ktuP; recitation, Miss kel
loeg; solo, Miss Greeu; double quaftetts
Y. NJ. q. A. Giee Club; recitation, Mr.
Kelsey; solo, MIR. A. Or ming; solo aug
chorus, Glee Club. Al $50 ths audiencu
Vas invited TO the gymnasium, wnerl
four Young men, Messrs. McIutyFe. W
l.. Lowmau, X. Spencer and Guy Chich
entertained the audience with some yer,
well executed performances an the hort
xontal bar aud Tying rings, togethe
with hand springs, vaulttng, parallel ba
exercise, etc. A very amusing featuri
was the tug 81 war. ia which every on,
that cuuld find space on the rope tool
part. At 10 o'clock the audience wtrt
invited 20 the lecture room for REFRESH
ments. The Katie klatch WAS b, ID II
the parlOf and was coffee aud cake OF
sandwiches, serv, q by NJ 50 Pierce, Nis.
Morse aud Miss n NJ. Patkburst. be,
we're dressed in an Oriental costume
which added very pleasant taste &
the fragrant Java served by these ladies
Ice cream had very heavY ran ant
kept the ladies busy till after II O'clock
when the audiences dispersed, havini
spent very pleasant evening.
rAYLoR-cax.
Miss Sarah Cox Of ihi city was unite,
In marriage 60 Mr. f. W. Taylor,
prominent attorney Of Tacoma. on las
Tuesday evening. The ceremony 90
CARED ai the residence OF the BRIDE
father Ia North Seattle. The house ga
artistieally decorated, several hand
some floral pieces having been place,
throughout the paFlors 50 a. to produce
an effect most agreeable TO the eye. A
? O'Clock the contracting parties AZ
peafed and the nuptial knot vas tied b,
Rev. O. q. Otis. lhe bride was attire,
IN rich dress OF cream silk. and wor
natural flowers.
Among those present were Mrs. Mani
ans daughter Grace, WI. Wyrsan. v. W
Spiany, +. n. G,uyd. Tacoma: Rev. ans
Mrs. u. q. Gus, Mrs W. Gallagher
Mrs. NJ, ID. Pesss, Miss Clara Simaus
Clara Bigelaw, Lille BRrrows, Messrs
ID. foung, +. Allen, T. q. Mites, Geo
MeCawsll, John HGboell Ed Chill netg
J. ., Young, Mrs. Curtis. and Mgssei
Lizzie aud Hsssie Cox
lac presents were numerous among
them being Bihemian lomansde set
Edward Chessty, san Francisco; set o.
silver teaspoons. Mr. and Mrs. h. W
FairwealheE, Sprsgue. crumo tFsy ans
brush. Mr.. aud Mrs. Arson Curtis Al
htno, Or; ivory carving set, l.. Curti4
sprague: water bottle and glass. aus
pamonA lemonade set. NJ ssrs W. W
Spinny, +. II GloyA aud W. r. WymAn
Tacoma, silver shoe huitsner, Mrs. h
FaFeher, LNPdrt, Indiana; decorated
glass berry set, j, PcBdarssst, Os Arm
strong, l., PortmAr aud +. IL. Gloyd
Smyrna rug, Mr., and Mrs. Wilson
sqnak; silver pickle castor and fork
Clara and ' ctor blcsloW; silver euttel
dish, Rev. aud Mrs q, G. . -. lemon
ade set With tray. Mt. aRd Mrs. poue
las Young, library lamp, Geo, b Me
Coanell; silver egc set. Fred Allen, al
WI 0AhNFt hbAhEs AAA@1 WI tcf& n am So
OF silver table spo0Ns Chas PeAsp, ~
Yer eFvamer, Ed ChtlbeFp and OBJ
huabell; 81 81 pattern, olive suga silh
Mrs NJ. u, Pesse; photogravear. Ms
Clara Simuns, silver cake basket. NJ
and Mrs. Viii Gallagher, electric Ian
aud globe. z, q, Miles; reed CHAR. J q
NounE; china tea set, Mr. and Mrs Cot
Us. paTl'r chairs, Miss l. REte and he.
sic Cox; silver sugar touSs and cas-,
Warren das,lngs, san Francisco.
GRANT ROSS
Mr.. +. J Giant. member % n
edttcFisl stad - tbe HoSr- lNFEtr,
oEScER was married On Monday, Ara
Ssh, At EtRtsvlls. Ohie. q Msss Rs-si
u. heee, youue lady % fhkt eiiv. a.
and hfs. Grant are a. present trAvahp
IN tho East.
FAiK ANp soCfAI-
There vas a very tlezsant fair ~
social SO tlr pAfjors ~ tla Megko D.
Episcopal chursh GA Wednesday even
ing last, successfully irAaRaFafei an
oAfFisd out by Mr.. Rrgoa's Saads
schoal ciAst. The foiloW5ne prozratau
proved 4 s1urce az mueh eutzrt tueo-al
Wetes1Hla al rees ~ tha -sns.- -